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Thursday, 15 May 2014
DAVID RASTAVICH: LET US BE FREE
14 May 2014
Let Us Be Free is a short film by Kaius Potter and narrated by Dave Rastovich, that sheds light on the current situation happening in Northern NSW with Coal Seam Gas companies trying to make their way into the area. This could be fatal for the local ecosystem, not to mention the numerous classic north coast waves that line the coast.
With 700 riot police expected to head out to break up a peaceful protest happening on the 19th of May, this needs to be shared to provide awareness and save our environment and our waves!
Tracks will be on the ground at the protest and we will keep you updated on the situation
http://www.tracksmag.com/clips/david-rastavich-let-us-free/
Australia's 8 greatest surf spots
Australia is renowned as one of the world’s premier surfing destinations. Its 37,000km coastline is blessed with beach, reef and point breaks to challenge the most experienced board-riders. For the less adept, there are countless easy-rolling swells that beginners can paddle onto safely and with confidence.
http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/travel/destinations/2014/01/australias-8-greatest-surf-spots/
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Afends – Vortex Bandits
Shot entirely in Byron Bay by director Toby Cregan, ‘Vortex Bandits’ showcases the finest crop of the rainbow region’s upstarts including team riders Josh Sleep, Duncan McNicol, Torren Martyn, Joel Ford, Luke Stickley and a guest cameo by brother-in-arms Creed McTaggart.
http://www.driftsurfing.eu/index.php/archives/11056#more-11056
http://www.driftsurfing.eu/index.php/archives/12008
The Z-Flex Story
Surfing and skateboarding cultures have long gone hand-in-hand. The first skateboard is believed to have been created as an alternative for surfers who faced non-existent swells, while supreme balance, a cool head and an indefatigable dedication sets apart their followers from the rest of the pack. It was this natural pairing that led to the creation of the Z-Flex brand.
In 1975, Jeff Ho, Skip Engblom and Craig Stecyk of Zephyr Surf Shop approached Kent Sherwood, a fibreglass shop owner, with the idea of building their very own skateboard. The result was innovative, streamlined and popular. Capitalising on eager-to-prove-themselves surfers and California’s record droughts, which resulted in empty, skate-worthy pools, the Zephyr team or Z-Boyz as they came to be known, reigned high on the burgeoning wave of skateboarding.
A year later, Kent Sherwood and half of the Zephyr team, including Jay Adams, Tony Alva and Jim Muir decided to branch off and establish their own brand, which eventually became Z-Flex. Over the years, Z-Flex has continued to showcase an edgy, innovative spirit that reflects its origins; from testing and developing urethane wheel designs to using concaves on the top-sides of boards, the brand is synonymous with originality and revolution in the skateboarding world.
This month, Z-Flex, the world’s oldest skateboard brand still in operation has just introduced their 2014 range. Featuring quirky, cutting-edge designs, owning a Z-Flex board means owning quality, style and becoming a part of the Z-Flex story.
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